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Goa Beaches

Vasco-da-Gama

South Goa has 131 KM of coastline. There are 20 + beaches. Anjuna, Calangute, Keri, Arambol, Ashwem, Mandrem, Morjim, Vagator, Baga, Candolim, Sinquerim, miramer, Dona Paula, Bagmalo, Velsao, Arrosim, Utorda, Majorda, Colva, Benaulim, Sernabatim, Varca, mobor- cavelossim, Betul, Agonda, Palolem.

 

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Zuari Bridge

Zuari Bridge

Zuari Bridge is built across the Zuari River. The length of this bridge is 627 meters. It was completed in April 1983. It was constructed by Gamon India Limited. It is a longer when compared to the Mandovi bridge.

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Dona Paula Beach

Dona Paula Beach

The name Dona Paula is derived from the name of daughter of one of Goa's Portuguese Viceroys, who threw herself off the cliff after she was refused permission to marry a local fisherman with whom she fell in love. This is popular tourist place.

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Panaji

Panaji

Panaji or Panjim is a the capital of Goa, and North Goa district. It is situated on the banks of the river "Mandovi". The Portuguese called the city "Panjim" and after liberation it has seen its name changed to "Panaji"

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Recommended Tours

Baga Beach

Among the most popular beaches in India is the Baga beach in Goa. Baga Goa lies 10 km west of Mapusa and really speaking is an extension of Calangute. Baga Goa in India is smaller than the Calangute and Colva beaches on both sides of the same. Baga Goa is the perfect place for those seeking a little peace and quiet after the activity of the other two beaches.

Baga is a fishing beach with brown sand that sees a lot of international tourists sun-bathing in its golden sun, like a forest of palm trees swaying gently in the wind. The river runs along one side of Baga Baga beach Goa offering a good alternative for children and those who are not very safe to swim in the sea at one end of the beach is a group of black rocks against which the sea crashes in dramatic explosion of spray. Baga Goa has grown faster than any other region of Goa. The main road through the Baga village is full of bars, cafés and craft shops tandoori. The relatively recent flea market Saturday from Baga Goa, is a great success and the possibility of much that lasts well into the night, lit up with lights and oil lamps. All kinds of parts, crafts, jewelry and snacks stalls can be found at Baga and a temporary stage built for the visiting local musician.